Which command do we use to check deployment server settings on a forwarder?

The command used to check deployment server settings on a forwarder is "splunk show deploy-poll." This command provides information about the deployment server configuration for the forwarder, including details on how often it polls the deployment server for updates and the address of the deployment server itself. This is essential for ensuring that a forwarder is correctly set up to receive configurations, applications, and updates from the centralized deployment server.

Understanding this command is crucial for managing and troubleshooting forwarders, as it directly relates to the forwarder’s ability to communicate with the deployment server. Ensuring that the deployment polling settings are correct is vital for the effective management of distributed Splunk environments.

Other choices might provide different aspects of Splunk's functionality, such as listing configuration settings or showing the current forward server list, but they do not specifically focus on the polling behavior or the settings relevant to the connection with the deployment server.